How coordination works
Nothing clinical is automated. Every brief, translation and proposal summary is reviewed by a person before you see it.
1. Report submission
Upload pathology, imaging, laboratory and discharge documents through a private, resumable form.
2. Case review
A coordinator checks document quality, lists what is missing, and prepares a human-reviewed clinical brief.
3. China hospital proposal
We request written opinions from appropriate verified partners and present them side by side, neutrally.
4. Visa & travel
Documentation checklists, appointment windows, interpreter and travel planning. Decisions rest with the authorities.
5. Treatment support
Airport and hospital logistics, admission support, interpreter presence and documented communication.
6. Follow-up
Discharge package, medication and appointment plan, and continuity with your doctor in Bangladesh.
What we need from you
- Readable copies of pathology or biopsy reports, imaging reports, laboratory results, discharge summaries and current prescriptions.
- Your consent for processing medical data, and separate consent before anything is shared with a partner hospital.
- A reliable phone number and preferred language so the same coordinator can stay with your case.
- If you are a caregiver: your relationship to the patient and their authorisation status.
We cannot tell you whether you have cancer, how long treatment will take, or that a visa will be approved. We can tell you what your records show, what is missing, and what a partner team has replied in writing.